The Cow - 2:105
Neither the disbelievers of the People of the Book nor the idolaters wish that any good should be sent down to you from your Lord. Allah bestows His mercy on whom He wills. Allah is the owner of great bounty.
The people of the Book, out of jealousy, disbelieved in the Book and the Messengers until it was revealed to one of them:
The Cow/2:89
And when a Book came to them from the Presence of Allah confirming what was with them, what they were expecting, they disbelieved in it, although they expected help against the disbelievers. May Allah´s curse be on the disbelievers!
The Cow/2:90
Woe to those who sell their personalities to disbelieve in what Allah has sent down, not despising that Allah sends down His bounty to whom He wills of His servants! So they incurred wrath upon wrath. For the disbelievers is a humiliating torment.
The Cow/2:91
"When it is said to them, "Believe in what Allah has sent down,"they say, "We believe in what has been sent down to us,"and deny what follows. But this is the truth confirming what is with them. Say, "Why did you kill the messengers of Allah before, if you believed?"
The Family Of Imran/3:73
"Believe in none but he who follows your religion."Say to them, "The Guidance is Allah´s Guidance."And if they say to you, "Do not believe that another has been given the like of what has been given to you, lest they gain the right to dispute with you about your Lord,"say to them, "The bounty is in the hand of Allah, He gives it to whom He wills."Allah is Generous, All-Knowing."
The Women/4:54
Or do they resent what Allah has given to mankind from His bounty? But We gave to the family of Abraham the Book and wisdom, and We gave them great authority.
The Kneeling/45:16
We gave to the Children of Israel the Book and wisdom and prophethood. We provided them with good bounties and made them superior over all peoples.
The Kneeling/45:17
We gave them clear commands. After knowledge came to them, they differed because of envy among themselves. On the Day of Resurrection, your Lord will judge between them on the matters on which they differed.